TAF Review

TAF Review 2026 – Consultation Report coming soon

The Bureau of Meteorology (the bureau) is undertaking the TAF Review 2026 to ensure Aerodrome Forecast (TAF) services remain fit for purpose, aligned with industry needs, and deliver a value-for-money national network of services.

The review considers the provision and categorisation of TAF services funded through the Meteorological Service Charge (MSC), considering current aviation activity, operational requirements and other relevant factors.

The review has been conducted through a structured, criteria-based assessment, with oversight through a joint governance model involving the bureau, Airservices Australia, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), and the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts.

Have your say

The TAF Review 2026 Consultation Report will be released soon and will outline the proposed changes to TAF services.

We encourage aviation industry stakeholders and other interested parties to review the Consultation Report and provide feedback during the 28-day consultation period. The proposed changes are not final decisions, and feedback received during the consultation period will be considered before final decisions are made.

Information on how to provide feedback will be available on this webpage when the Consultation Report is released.

Further information on the previous TAF Review (TAF Review 2021) is available below.

Further Information and Contact Details

For further information on the TAF Review, please contact: TAFReview@bom.gov.au

 

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